Erasmus in Spain

Renting out property in Spain has been highly profitable for landlords over the last years (Covid-19 pandemic notwithstanding). Landlords can expect net yields of 5% p.a. If to this you also add in the capital appreciation, you’re looking at two-digit gains per year.

Tenant’s top five A verbal contract is better than a written one. No, not really. Although verbal contracts in Spain are equally valid to written ones, the problem lies when there is a disagreement. It is very difficult to prove what was actually agreed in a verbal contract i.e.

Are you thinking of studying abroad in Spain in the future? Students are often attracted to spend at least a year in Spain because of its warm climate, sunny beaches, lively cities, local festivals and beautiful architecture.

The cost of renting a bedroom in a shared flat in Spain has increased by 2.9% in the last year, positioning itself in 340 euros a month on average, according to a study published by idealista.

More and more people are choosing to share an apartment, not just students, as a more economical way to live. This means paying a reduced amount of rent for a room and cohabitating with other people, which can sometimes be problematic.

Getting your academic degree recognised in Spain (also known as homologación) isn’t always a simple procedure. But why do you need to do it?

The new academic year is just beginning and thousands of university students are travelling to the big city to resume their studies.

Your Erasmus exchange is coming closer, but you still have no idea where you’ll be staying. Don’t worry, you are not alone! We are here to help you and after this article you’ll be more than ready to find your place in sunny Spain. You really should arrange your housing before arriving.

We’ve all heard about the Erasmus programme, but what is it and how can you be a part of it? Today, we look at everything you need to know about Erasmus. The Erasmus programme organises exchanges for students to study or work abroad in any European country that participates in the scheme.

Thousands of students from all around the world study in the Erasmus programme every year.

Millions of students have passed through the Erasmus programme and agreed it’s been one of the best experiences of their lives, but how do you make that all-important decision?